Campaign kickoff for Infantile Paralysis drives in Potter County
Mayor Lawrence Hagg made the first contribution as the Potter County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis launches its January drive. Committee chairs include Monte Rosenwald radio, Leon Krupp window display, Eugenio Pesqueira Spanish speaking communities, Miss Ann Howe publicity, J. L. Carter speaker, Dan Higgins solicitations, Buck Long Polk Street activities, Glynn Morris coin collection, Iris Graham mailing, and T. R. Cross treasury. The city-wide effort runs January 14 to end of month with funds needed to prevent chapter closure.
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Leon Krupp
Eugenio Pesqueira
Shairman
Ann Howe
J. L. Carter
Dan Higgins
Buck Long
Polk Street
Glynn ‘Morris
Iris Graham
T. R. Cross
Treasury
Lawrence Hagg
Herman
Potter County
National Foundation For
Christmas Party Tomorrow at the Y
Amarillo hosts a Christmas Party tomorrow at the Y with square dance activities led by Noble Fowlkes noted local dance instructor. Round dancing follows the square dance for the evening program starting at 9 30 o clock.
Missing Tiny Chihuahua Penny Reported Abducted
A 9 month old chihuahua named Penny owned by Mrs Marion French is reported missing from 1220 West Ninth Little Penny was playing in the yard when neighbors say a woman picked her up and drove off in a car A reward is offered for Penny's return but no description of the woman or vehicle is available.
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West Ninth
Little Penny
Marion French
Penny
Dumas Man Charged With Carrying Gun
Dumas man arrested by police early this morning for carrying a pistol in the crowded waiting room at the depot. He is held in the county jail pending arraignment in Justice of the Peace court. Development of a new Clinton variety of cats adds 42,000,000 to the 1948 town farm income by boosting yields.
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Dumas
Justice of the Peace Court
Clinton
States' Rights Moves to Washington to Form Institute
The States' Rights Party seeks a States' Rights Institute in Washington to curb centralization and state socialization. Fifteen committeemen approve the plan, with Gov. Ben Laney chairing. details of organization and funding remain undisclosed. The move follows a Southern Governors Conference vote for a Southern Foundation, while Thurmond opposes a Washington lobbying bureau.
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Wae Ingham
Wee
States’ Rights Party
Truman
States’ Rights Institute
Washington
Ben T. Laney
Arkansas
Southern Governors’ Conference
Savannah
Southern Foundation
South
Key
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Court To Decide Ownership of Deer
Tom Reed of Caldwell claims the dead deer. farmer G. W. Kilpatrick says it is his carcass. Deputy Engle seized the carcass after a debate and sentl dressers to prepare it. A justice of the peace will decide Saturday who owns the 100 pounds of dressed meat.
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Tom Reed
Caldwell
G. W. Kilpatrick
Mike Engle
Reed
Kilpatrick
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